We've seen Superman battle the Hulk before, but these two dark reflections would probably really let loose on one another. There would definitely be a lot of collateral damage in this one - but who wins?
We've seen Superman battle the Hulk before, but these two dark reflections would probably really let loose on one another. There would definitely be a lot of collateral damage in this one - but who wins?
The Rocket Pack first appeared in STF #3760, and as soon as I made the cover I realized there was antoher hero that I wanted to add. I liked Kurt Busiek's Power Company comic for DC back in the day, though it did not last very long. My favorite character in that series was Skyrocket. It's too bad she has only made a couple of small cameo appearances since that series ended. I felt like she had a lot of potential, and I liked that she was not just a female version of a previously existing male character.
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